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I have read this question: How to create a file with a given size in Linux? But I havent got answer to my question. I want to create a file of 372.07 MB, I tried the following commands in Ubuntu 10.08: dd if=/dev/zero of=output.dat bs=390143672 count=1 dd: memory exhausted 390143672=372.07*1024*1024 Is there any other methods? Thanks a lot! Edit: How to view a file's size on Linux command line with decimal. I mean, the command line ls -hl just says: '373M' but the file is actually "372.07M".
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